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Annual rate increase time for Ontario electricity distributors

North Bay - As local electricity distributors throughout Ontario file their annual rate increase applications with the Ontario Energy Board, ratepayers will begin seeing higher hydro bills.
In the Media by Don Rennick

In Patagonia, controversial dam project gets environmental OK

Santiago - A $7 billion dam project in Chile’s Patagonia that would dam two of the world’ last remaining wild rivers gained environmental approval from the Chilean government late Monday, despite protests and a growing wave of opposition.
In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 2 comments

Nova Scotia signs historic hydro power deal

Halifax - Nova Scotia families and businesses will benefit from 35 years of clean energy and more predictable, stable prices under an agreement announced yesterday, Nov. 18, by Premier Darrell Dexter.
In the Media by Kevin Jess - 1 comment

Toronto Hydro customers may pay late charges even if not late

Toronto - The Toronto Star recently reported that Toronto Hydro is applying to the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) to allow it to collect from customers its portion of a $17 million lawsuit for charging excessive late payments during the 1980's and 90's.
In the Media by Don Rennick - 2 comments

Ontario Power Authority suggests new price for micro generators Special

The Ontario Power Authority (OPA) has decided it wants to revise downward the price it is prepared to pay for new grid-tied ground-based micro electricity generation, opening negotiations with a new suggested price of 58.8 cents per kWh.
Digital Journal Report by Colin Beckingham - 5 comments

Op-Ed: North Bay, Ontario, Hydro customers face 13.4% rate increase

North Bay - Over the past five years, North Bay Hydro customers' wallets are noticeably lighter after $12 million was siphoned from their pockets with the blessing of the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) and North Bay City council.
In the Media by Don Rennick - 1 comment

CD Howe Institute: Ontario's new 'green fee' might not be legal

Toronto - Recently the Government of Ontario announced it would be sharing the costs of developing alternative green energy by charging Ontarian's with a 'green energy fee.'
In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 5 comments

Town in Angola goes without electricity for 2 months

A power outage that has lasted for two months for a village in Angola is still ongoing as attempts to repair the problem are defeating authorities. The little story about Quipeio, Angola, is serving to draw world attention to oil-rich Angola once again.
In the Media by Stephanie Dearing

Toronto Hydro Hits the Streets to Inspect Every Handwell Covers

The crews along Queens Quay were moving at a fairly fast pace. They quickly went from one handwell cover to the next. Handwell plates cover electrical equipment and wiring in the area.
In the Media by KJ Mullins

Hydro bosses top Sunshine list

"Energy sector bosses topped the annual list of Ontario civil servants and public sector workers who earned over $100,000 last year, which jumped a whopping 24 per cent over 2005."
In the Media by soome2000 - 2 comments
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Nalcor Energy and Emera Inc. say they need more time to finalize a deal to develop the $6.2-billion Muskrat Falls hydro project.

More effective painkiller draws criticism over its addictive qualities.

Improving weather is assisting hydro crews in the Magdalen Islands, where thousands remain without power after an ice storm.

A hydroelectric scheme in DR Congo is dealt a blow by a mining firm’s decision to not build a smelter, which would have been a major user of its electricity.

About 24,000 BC Hydro customers are still waiting for the power to come back on following Monday's windstorm on the south coast of B.C.

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Mouldy melons recycled as France's first biogas plant opens

Do you like melons? Tasty aren't they? Sweet when ripe, and refreshing. You've got to be careful about storing them...
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World Water Day: Global outrage over Ethiopia mega-dam

Almost 400 organizations have signed a petition against Africa’s tallest dam, which will be delivered to Ethiopian...

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These projects will force my people from their land and end our way of life.’ Ruth Buendia Mestoquiari, Ashaninka...
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